allocation question
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It is an unexpected allocation that is given to the dealership outside of the normal time that they receive their allocations.
When I was waiting for an allocation for my car last year I was contacted by my SA that they got a special allocation that I could have. Unfortunately I passed on it because it would not have been usable for a PTS build, would have needed to have been locked in a few days, and would have been a very late '21 instead of a '22. I took a '22 allocation when they got their next batch about a month later.
When I was waiting for an allocation for my car last year I was contacted by my SA that they got a special allocation that I could have. Unfortunately I passed on it because it would not have been usable for a PTS build, would have needed to have been locked in a few days, and would have been a very late '21 instead of a '22. I took a '22 allocation when they got their next batch about a month later.
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I had a Special Allocation that was given to the Porsche Dealer because they were building a new dealership. But unfortunately it also came with conditions, such as no changes once the build went in and no visibility to the stages of the car.
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I was offered a special European Delivery allocation back in January and I took it. For me, it was in fact trackable on TYD.
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Special allocations are like regular allocations. They can be tracked on TYD
only problem with them is they are last minute so you have to make decisions quickly
on few occasions cars have been already locked or built , but then they don't call it an allocation , they call it a car
only problem with them is they are last minute so you have to make decisions quickly
on few occasions cars have been already locked or built , but then they don't call it an allocation , they call it a car
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Commission number comes before VIN. VIN means car is in or about to go into production and has been “created”. The commission number means Porsche has agreed to build the model of car you requested in your order demand.
At least that’s how I understand it.
At least that’s how I understand it.
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